LSU Lose Weekend Showdown In Close SEC Clash
LSU suffered two home losses at Assembly Center, 54-53 to Tennessee and 66-65 to Wichita State, amid a disputed finish and calls to replay the final eight seconds. Tennessee stayed atop the SEC. Kentucky and Alabama also won as top teams endured tight games.
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Oberlin Kenyon win Ohio Conference swimming meet at Oberlin
Kenyon captured the Ohio Conference Meet at Oberlin with 950 points to top 11 competitors. Local results include Oberlin’s Mealing ninth and Goulet seventh in the 50 fly, Hull qualifying for nationals in diving, and the 400 free relay placing fourth. Penn-Ohio titles went to Cleveland State with 487 points, Grove City second, Wright State third, and Avon Lake’s Paul Vasiloff won six golds including the 100 free in 46.43.
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Area high school sports schedule for Feb 23
Area high school sports schedule lists boys and girls basketball games across leagues. Contests include Marion at Mansfield, Elyria vs Amherst, Brookside vs Keystone, and Buckeye vs Trinity, with times around 6 to 8 pm and AA tournaments at Elyria and Avon Lake. Hockey Baron Cup action also noted with multiple pairings through Feb 24.
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Local High School Sports Schedule Torn by Fragmented OCR
Readable lines show multiple league games and tournament pairings across area schools. Matches include Admiral King, Avon Lake, Magnificat, Midview, Westlake, Amherst, and Buckeye. wrestling sectionals at North Ridgeville with Vermilion and Sandusky Crestview.
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Area Boys Basketball Playoff Brackets Ahead of Columbus
Mapleson Akron Elm s and surrounding districts host a multi day tournament with AAA and AA games. Key matchups include Lincoln West against Midpark and Lorain entrants facing Cleveland East while St Ignatius meets John Marshall in a featured night. Finalists advance toward Canton district as teams vie for late February and early March dates.
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Saints Roll Over Sailors In 55-6 Victory
Southview Saints push to eighth win in nine with a 55-6 rout of Vermilion. Pins by Dan Matos Joe Smith Augie Cintron and Dave Lozano highlighted the meet while individual results show multiple decisive decisions and pins across weight classes.
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Trupo Daly pace Murray Ridge to win over Wayne County
Rick Trupo posted 13 points and 18 rebounds while Mike Daly added 12 points and 11 rebounds as Murray Ridge Center defeated visiting Wayne County 48 to 43. Murray Ridge, now 6-3, travels to Wayne County in Wooster on Friday.
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Indians note Bando switch aids catching prospects
TOLEDO Ohio AP Sal Bando's brother Chris switches from shortstop to catcher at Arizona State University as he joins Indians spring training in Tucson. He aims for majors, cites lack of range at shortstop and hopes to follow Sal into the American League. Manager Dave Garcia backs him, citing a line of openings after Bo Diaz was traded to Philadelphia. Chris, 25, seeks to prove he can be an all around player and handle pitchers while contributing offensively.
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